track 2 from “idyll” by marine eyes

https://marineeyes.bandcamp.com/album/idyll

idyll

marine eyes - cloud collecting

Written and Produced by Dovydas Vasiliauskas
Mastered by Taylor Deupree
Photography by Alexander Kopatz
www.go70north.com
SNG03
Archives | 2022

Misleading Structures - Subdivision Zones (Warmth Remix)

A nostalgic dive into the past, where every echo carries a distant memory

Childhood memories (SLOWED + REVERB)

220221 below

gutted himself under the flickering light of the bathroom

track 7 from “Arboretum” by @poemme

https://poemme.bandcamp.com/album/arboretum

Arboretum

poemme - asleep on a faded moss patch

This will be released under a different project name -- Afternoon World :)

heavenspan (work in progress)

'Stratus' is the first full album by SVLBRD, side project of ambient artist Warmth. The following chapter after the Svalbard EP, released also on Faint in late 2016.

Written and Produced by Agustín Mena.
Mastered at Artefacts Mastering.
Photography by Alexander Kopatz.
www.go70north.com
Faint006 // FaintCD006
Faint / 2018

SVLBRD - Stratus

Postcard 40 comes from Gallery Six. To date, Hidekazu Imashige has been putting out sublime drones on the likes of Shimmering Moods, Unknown Tones and Archives to name a few. On Kazemakase, Hidekazu creates his uncluttered soundscapes using field recordings as source material alongside atmospheric synth washes. 

A limited edition of 70 hand-numbered 3" CDr collectible copies. Available from hibernate-recs.uk

Gallery Six / Kazemakase (Snippets)

Gray Acres are brothers Michael and Andrew Tasselmyer, whose debut album was released last year on Sound In Silence. The project began in 2017 as another creative avenue for these two artists, who are already established as Hotel Neon as well as working on other collaborations and solo ventures. Andrew records under his own name as well as working with Tobias Hellkvist as Mordançage whereas Mike records under the alias Transient Sounds.
The brothers are originally from Baltimore in USA and whilst Mike still lives there, Andrew moved a hundred miles or so away to neighbouring city Philadelphia. Their work is initially created independently by building ideas, loops and recordings and these are realised into full tracks once they get together in person.

Material Forces became the name of the follow-up to last year’s eponymous unveiling, a dense but physical drift session which is as tactile as it is lulling. They did not initially have a clear vision on what this record would eventually become and much of it was performed live, with limited post-production. A key element is some field recordings taken in Asia, which provided the influence for the concept as they were all selected specifically for their powerful, intense characteristics. Rushing water, thunder claps, rock, earth and other heavy materials helped inspire the title ‘Material Forces’ as these field recordings become a focal point in which the power of the natural world collide with softer, processed guitar and synth drones to mimic the undeniable beauty that is left behind by nature as it shifts and evolves.

Material Forces

wlr064 Gray Acres - Material Forces

Mastering by Ian Hawgood
Photography by Alexander Kopatz
www.go70north.com
Archives65 // ArchivesCD46
Archives / 2020

Gallery Six / Kazemakase (Snippets)

hibernate / we like ambient